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Handwritten notes on subjects including:
Geology of the Mineral Fuels
Sedimentary deposits of econ-minerals
Types of ore
The laws of stratigraphy and rocks as pages of earth history
Letter from Noel Odell to the General Manager of the Rich Rock Gold Mines Ltd reporting his favourable opinion of their property which he had paid a brief visit to in autumn 1927.
A folder with 'Notes on the Stratigraphy of New Zealand D.A. Brown' and 'Own Notes' written on the front cover. Contains handwritten notes about New Zealand.
Envelope with 'Geol. maps & illustrations for my paper on Spitzbergen, Q.J.G.S., 83, 1927' written in pencil on the front.
Contains copies of printed photos and diagrams that were published as part of an article::
(1) Two black and white photographs - (i) Lower part of Bear Bay Glacier, looking southwards from North Red Crags, (ii) Midnight view from Mount Hope, (Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society, Vol. LXXXIII, Pl. VI (2 copies))
(2) Black and white photo of the Top of Mount Chernishev and (ii) Section across the strike in the neighbourhood of the Bear Bay Glacier (Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society, Vol. LXXXIII, Pl. VII (2 copies))
(3) Three black and white photographs - (i) Head of Nordenskiöld Glacier, (ii) The Citidal, (iii) South face of Mount Terrier (Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society, Vol. LXXXIII, Pl. VIIII (2 copies))
(4) Geological map of New Friesland (Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society, Vol. LXXXIII, Pl. IX (2 copies))
File with ‘Mineral Development Corporation’ written on the front in pencil. File contains typed and handwritten reports on mines.
Folder called ‘Petrology Structures & Miscellaneous Notes (Spitzbergen, Greenland, Labrador etc)’ containing handwritten notes.
Folder called ‘Caledonian (& Alpine) Orogeny (Harvard Notes) Advanced Physical Geology containing handwritten notes and diagrams.
Includes newsletters of the Geological Society of New Zealand, correspondence from his time at Peshawar University, newspaper cuttings and articles on a variety of topics – volcanoes, glaciers, mining, oil etc.